Can we migrate our existing product data?

Yes. Products import in bulk, including multi-variant items such as colour and size. In practice the import is not the slow part; cleaning up data that lives in scattered spreadsheets with inconsistent naming is, and we work through that with you.

Do we have to open the payment account ourselves?

The merchant account must be in your own company’s name so the money lands in your account — that part cannot be delegated. We assist with the paperwork and handle the integration and testing.

Can it connect to our existing ERP or POS?

Yes, through the API. If you also run SynERP, inventory and orders are connected directly so the store and the website share one stock pool. With a third-party system it depends on what interface they expose — we assess that first.

Who maintains it after launch?

Shengyi operates the system itself — servers, updates and incident handling. Day-to-day product, campaign and order work happens in the back office and is done by your team. Managed operations can be arranged separately.

Two parts: a one-off build fee and a monthly fee once you are live. The build fee follows catalogue size, how complex the variant structure is, and how many payment and logistics providers need wiring up; the monthly fee covers hosting, operations and updates. Payment processing fees, shipping costs and SMS charges are billed to you directly by those external services and do not pass through us. A real figure comes after we have been through your product data — a number quoted before that always changes later.

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WHO IT IS FOR

Brands still taking orders by hand
Sales happen in LINE messages, DMs or phone calls; orders end up in a notebook or a spreadsheet, and “where is my parcel” means digging through them one by one. What a platform saves here is rarely marketing effort — it is the hour spent reconciling orders every night.
Marketplace sellers who want their own storefront
You sell well on marketplaces, but the customer list, the remarketing and a slice of the margin belong to the platform. Your own storefront does not have to replace those channels — its job is to give repeat buyers somewhere to buy direct.
Physical stores going online as well
When the shop floor and the website each keep their own stock count, you get overselling and dead stock at the same time. OMGO’s inventory can connect to SynERP so both sides read one number.
Sellers who need Taiwanese payments, logistics and invoicing
Convenience-store pickup, cash-on-delivery and e-invoicing are table stakes in Taiwan, yet overseas storefront platforms usually leave one of them missing. Here they are standard coverage, not an add-on.

If you carry only a handful of products, or you are running a one-off campaign, a monthly-fee storefront platform is usually the better deal — we will say so rather than talk you into an implementation you do not need.

SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE

The platform owns the catalogue, cart, members and orders; payment, shipping and tracking are handled by the external services a Taiwanese shop already uses. The brand keeps the merchant accounts in its own name.

PRODUCT SCREENS

OMGO storefront — The omgoshop.com storefront: category halls, campaign carousel, featured products and cart checkout — all running on OMGO.

OMGO product listing — Product listing: category filters, sorting, badges for in-stock, fast dispatch and discounts, with live stock and pricing.

OMGO product page — Product page: variant selection, stock level, free-shipping threshold prompt, add-to-cart and express checkout, plus the gallery and specification block.

CORE FEATURES

Product Catalog
Multi-variant listing, batch import, real-time inventory sync, SEO fields.
Checkout & Payment
ECPay integration — credit card, ATM, convenience-store payment, LINE Pay, cash-on-delivery.
Shipping
Major couriers + convenience-store pickup; automatic shipping labels, real-time tracking.
Marketing
Coupons, threshold discounts, flash sales, bundles, tiered membership.
Members
Google / LINE social login, order tracking, points, customer segmentation.
Analytics
Sales reports, top-seller rankings, conversion funnel; GA4 & Meta Pixel integration.

INTEGRATIONS

The hard part of e-commerce is rarely the website itself — it is wiring up payments, logistics, invoicing and tracking. This is what is covered as standard.

Payments
What it covers
ECPay: credit card, ATM transfer, convenience-store code; plus LINE Pay and cash-on-delivery
Notes
The merchant account is opened in the brand’s own name; we assist with the application and testing.
Shipping
What it covers
Home delivery and convenience-store pickup, with automatic waybills and status callbacks
Notes
Status updates arrive from the carrier — no manual order editing.
Member login
What it covers
Google / LINE social login, or plain account registration
Notes
Members can be tiered, with coupons and points attached.
Marketing tracking
What it covers
GA4 and Meta Pixel events (view, add-to-cart, purchase)
Notes
Ad performance ties back to real orders, not just traffic.
Inventory sync
What it covers
Can integrate with SynERP so store and online share one stock pool
Notes
OMGO’s own inventory management works standalone if there is no ERP.

Integration	What it covers	Notes
Payments	ECPay: credit card, ATM transfer, convenience-store code; plus LINE Pay and cash-on-delivery	The merchant account is opened in the brand’s own name; we assist with the application and testing.
Shipping	Home delivery and convenience-store pickup, with automatic waybills and status callbacks	Status updates arrive from the carrier — no manual order editing.
Member login	Google / LINE social login, or plain account registration	Members can be tiered, with coupons and points attached.
Marketing tracking	GA4 and Meta Pixel events (view, add-to-cart, purchase)	Ad performance ties back to real orders, not just traffic.
Inventory sync	Can integrate with SynERP so store and online share one stock pool	OMGO’s own inventory management works standalone if there is no ERP.

HOW A STORE GETS LAUNCHED

01
Requirements and product data
Confirm catalogue size, variant structure, shipping rules and campaign mechanics, then get the existing product data into an importable shape.
How clean the product data is usually decides the whole timeline.
02
Theme and branding
Apply brand colours, logo, homepage blocks and category structure, then check how it reads on a phone.
03
Payment and shipping setup
Open the payment and logistics accounts in the brand’s name, wire them up, and run a full order through the test environment.
04
Catalogue upload and soft launch
Import products, configure campaigns and coupons, then place internal test orders to verify totals, shipping fees and invoices.
05
Go live and operate
Switch the domain, enable tracking, and hand day-to-day operation over — with Shengyi maintaining the system and shipping updates. Typical projects run 2–4 weeks from kickoff to launch.

FAQ

Can we migrate our existing product data?: Yes. Products import in bulk, including multi-variant items such as colour and size. In practice the import is not the slow part; cleaning up data that lives in scattered spreadsheets with inconsistent naming is, and we work through that with you.
Do we have to open the payment account ourselves?: The merchant account must be in your own company’s name so the money lands in your account — that part cannot be delegated. We assist with the paperwork and handle the integration and testing.
Can it connect to our existing ERP or POS?: Yes, through the API. If you also run SynERP, inventory and orders are connected directly so the store and the website share one stock pool. With a third-party system it depends on what interface they expose — we assess that first.
Who maintains it after launch?: Shengyi operates the system itself — servers, updates and incident handling. Day-to-day product, campaign and order work happens in the back office and is done by your team. Managed operations can be arranged separately.
How is it priced?: Two parts: a one-off build fee and a monthly fee once you are live. The build fee follows catalogue size, how complex the variant structure is, and how many payment and logistics providers need wiring up; the monthly fee covers hosting, operations and updates. Payment processing fees, shipping costs and SMS charges are billed to you directly by those external services and do not pass through us. A real figure comes after we have been through your product data — a number quoted before that always changes later.